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The Tabarian calendar is the indigenous solar calendar of the Mazandaranis and Gilaks.
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The Tabarian calendar is the indigenous solar calendar of the Mazandaranis and Gilaks.
| Tabarian months | Equivalent in Solar hijri | Equivalent in Gregorian |
|---|---|---|
| 1.Fardine Ma | 2 Mordad - 31 Mordad | 24 July - 22 August |
| 2.Kerche Ma | 1 Shahrivar - 30 Shahrivar | 23 August - 21 September |
| 3.Hare Ma | 31 Shahrivar - 29 Mehr | 22 September - 21 October |
| 4.Tire Ma | 30 Mehr - 29 Aban | 22 October - 20 November |
| 5.Melare Ma | 30 Aban - 29 Azar | 21 November - 20 December |
| 6.Shervine Ma | 30 Azar - 29 Dey | 21 December - 19 January |
| 7.Mire Ma | 30 Dey - 29 Bahman | 20 January - 18 February |
| 8.Une Ma | 30 Bahman - 29 Esfand | 19 February - 20 March |
| Shishek Pitek | 30 Esfand - 5 Farvardin | 21 March - 25 March |
| 9.Arke Ma | 6 Farvardin - 4 Ordibehesht | 26 March - 24 April |
| 10.De Ma | 5 Ordibehesht - 3 Khordad | 25 April - 24 May |
| 11.Vahmane Ma | 4 Khordad - 2 Tir | 25 May - 23 June |
| 12.Nurze Ma | 3 Tir - 1 Mordad | 24 June - 23 July |
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